MegaView 91 - HDMI extender ethernet - 100-120 m - IR return

No, that is not a good idea. The signal becomes too weak. The warranty also expires.

No, that is not possible, because all of the MegaView sets use the same IP address.

Yes, you can. You can connect multiple receivers simultaneously, enabling you to receive the same signal in different rooms. Additional receivers can be ordered separately.

• Check if the A/V device is switched on.
• Use only CAT5e/CAT6 cable as specified in th manual.
• Check if the CAT5e/CAT6 cable provides a solid connection (no cable
  faults).
• Check if the RJ-45 has been connected according to the EIA/TIA
  T568B standard.
•  Please ensure that the maximum cable length is not exceeded.
•  Install your system as far away from any RF sources (wireless devices)as possible.
•  Set a low resolution on your HDMI source. The CAT5e/6 cable used
  probably cannot deal with the higher resolution bandwidth.

Take the following instructions into account:

• The IR receiver has a receiving sensitivity of about 10 metres with an acceptance angle of 60 degrees. Range is also dependent on the remote control used.
• If the IR data light on the IR (infrared) module is continuously illuminated, the IR receiver is probably being disrupted by another infrared signal. Try to locate the IR receiver so that it encounters as little disruption as possible from, for example, direct sunlight, flatscreen TVs, (LCD, Plasma, LED), fluorescent lighting or energy-efficient light bulbs.
• The IR receiver does not work with some A/V devices and models that use higher IR frequencies such as Bang & Olufsen.
• Ensure that the IR receiver and the IR Blaster extender cable are correctly connected and that these are plugged in properly.
• Some IR windows from set-top and satellite boxes are very sensitive and are easily disrupted. These devices then receive too much infrared light and will either work badly or not work at all. Relocate the IR Blaster so that less infrared light is received via the IR window.

If you experience poor or no image after connecting, try to recover the problem by connecting the devices one at the time to your screen (TV, monitor or projector).This way you can determine whether the problem lies with the HDMI sources, the HDMI cables, this product or the screen. HDMI devices which are not tested and certified by ATC (Authorized Test Centers) can cause image and sound problems.

• Check if the power adapter is connected and plugged into the mains.
• Only use High Speed HDMI® certified cables for the best picture and sound quality.
• Do not use HDMI cables that are longer than specified in the technical data.
• Both the HDMI source and your screen have to support HDMI fully.
• Check whether your HDMI sources, DVI device and screen support the copy protection HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection).